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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-02-09, Page 17GEOEsuTToly Since it iSthe twetfth week of Goderich >.i1Ai�sti°ial League t"I#Il'I.ing, it is only fit - UN that the twelfth place IL GODERICH IQNAL,-STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1983—PAGE 3A Teachers' t;.air:. highlig,hted in ti'veifthweek of IndustrialLeague Curling team be highlighted on this occaSioli. The Elementary Teachers are one of the "Original Six" teams that started the In- dustrial. League in 197475 and have always been .pne of the classiest competitors throughout the year. This means they takedefeat The GDCI Vikings reached the finals during their Tenth Annual Invitational Basketball Tournament which took place on Saturday, February 5. Successful shots such as this long one by Scott Bell enabled the team to beat) some tough opposition.( photo byT.Marr) Bridge scores On Tuesday, February La seven table Mitchell game was played at the Goderich Duplicate Club. John Donatis and Ray Fisher were first overall and East-West with 65 per cent. Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine were second with 54' z per cent. Third was a tie between Jo Berry and. Edna Overholt and Nuala Conlon and Kay Duncan with 46 per cent. Louise Hetherington and Mary Lapaine led North- South with 57 per cent. Helen Tench and John Wood were second with 55'2 per cent. Third were Theresa Donatis and Arlene Gibbons with 52'2 per cent. W.J. Denomne FLOWER. SHOP Phone 524-8132 DAY OR NIGHT Agent for 24 hr. FILM DEVELOPING For Exclusive and Unusual Gifts The Arbor 43 Albert St. Clinton 482-3876 FOR INSURANCE CALL BILL BARWICK AGENT 3811 KINGSTON ST. GODERICH, ONTARI•. 524.755'1 Likc a good neighbor, State Farm is there. Sulo Firm 'flamenco CompeMok Canadian Hood 011106►: Scbrborough, OM. without crying and victory without gloating. Certainly an attitude worth copying . This night was an oppor- tunity to gloat as the teacher foursome of D4!Ialda Mac- donald, Iioug Yeo, Ron Rit- chie and Victoria's new Vice - Principal Floyd Herman curled expertly to defeat the Champion Office "Silver Brooms". Novice "Broom" John Crawford added a new wrinkle to the Silver Broom attack but it was not enough because this was the night of Elementary Teacher Power! After an entire column was dedicated to GDCI last week, both GDCI teams lost this week. The streaking Huron County Health Unit jumped into a seven point lead after only two, ends in their battle with the GDCI Number 2 unit and never relinquished their ad- vantage. The "big end" has always been a Health Unit trademark and Fisher, Orr, Paquette and MacKinnon carried on this tradition with style as they multiplied their early lead into a one-sided triumph. The big end was also pre- sent in the GDCI Teacher Number 1 game against the Goderich Legion. Although the teachers won five of the game's eight ends, they lost the game 7 to 6. Legion skip Jim Bell's crucial pressure shots in the third and sixth ends resulted in a pair of three point ends for the vic- tors and were only two of Bell's 15 accurate shots on this night. Bill Worsell was outstanding as he filled in for regular Vice -skip Doug Bun- dy who was absent due to a family death. The entire In- dustrial League extends its sympathy to Doug in this time of sorrow. The GDCI Vikings con- tinue to be most successful representatives of this in- stitution as they "chalked" up win number nine by defeating the Maitland Golfers. The match was 4 to 3 for the Golfers at the mid- way point but the students persevered and took ontro1 in the later -ends. This con- test saw a battle within- a battle as the mother - daughter duo of Duncan and Duncan competed. Although the game went to the Vik- ings, both „ Anne and Kay agreed they fought to a draw. No generation gap there! Local 1863 kept pace with the Vikings as they short- changed the Victoria and Grey workers 7 to 4. Newcomers Terry Herd and Don Lindsay performed well for the union standard but the V & G foursome had the pressure on throughout the game. Fran Armstrong and Cathy Hamilton were very sharp and. earned the ad- miration of "Classy" Charlie Crawford and no doubt also his vote for the most improv- ed team award! the .broom at an unexpected moment on an unprotected flank.; a grin, a wink and a promise . of better times ahead; were just some of the assorted antics stooped to by the masculine members of this fine organization. Cam "10 Percent Better" Bogie; Jim "Heartbreaker" Super Shellite Lynn Ed- ward, who claims she has never been "second" to anything in her life, was on top of her game as the Super Shell partners took on the AM&G Hospital squad. The Hospital players scored five times as many points this week as last and with their last two took the game into an extra end. Jim Rourke's strong curling had kept the game close but in the final analysis it was the smooth teamwork of the Edward and Brissette families that" prevailed 6 to 5. This unity is particularly noteworthy con- sidering Ed is selling his gas for less money than Don is selling his fuel! A novel twist in the market place! The final two games of the evening were also "family" affairs as the two Sifto teams and the male and female Foresters units squabbled among themselves. The male Foresters used every 'trick learned from their hc- elated experience to tact their female adver- saries. A flash of flesh! ankle; a disarming pat with 2ND ANNUAL SNOW - BLITZ WINTER WEEKEND FEBRUARY 18, 19, 20, .1983 FRIDAY,- FEBRUARY 18 1:30T0 3:30 P.M. -ROBERTSON SCHOOL WINTER CARNIVAL Features Snow Sculpturing and competitive events. All parents and public are welcome to attend. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19 7:30 A.M. TO 11:30 A.M. - PANCAKE BREAKFAST Goderlch Arena (Auditorium) Sponsored by the Goderich Figure Skating Club. 8:30 A.M. TO 3:30 P.M. -CHEESE & BAKE SALE & GARAGE SALE "Kids° Stuff". Goderlch Arena (Lobby). Sponsored by the Goderlch Girl Guides. 9:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. ..SNOW -PITCH TOURNAMENT Agriculture Park. Features 12 'teems. -Sponsored by the Goderlch Restaurant Slow -pitch Team. 10:30 A.M. Tb 12:30 P.M. -ROAD HOCKEY TOURNAMENT Suncoast Mall Parking Lot. Features Grades 3 8 4 School Teams from the 3 elementary schools in Town. Sponsored by the Suncoast Mall Merchants. 1:00 TO 5:00 P.M. - FREE SLEIGH RIDES Arena Parking Lot 1:30 P.M. - WRECK -A -WRECK Take out your frustrations on a Wrecked cor. 3 swings for '1.00. South end of the Grandstand. Sponsored by the Goderlch Figure Skating Club. 2:00 P.M. TUG OF WAR Agriculture Park (Racetrack). Features 8 teams. Sponsored by the Goderlch 8 District Optimist Club. 2:15 P.M. TO 3:00 P.M. FANCY DRESS SKATING CARNIVAL Goderlch Arena. Open to all pre-school and elementary school age children. DRESS IAP-- LOTS OF PRIZES. COO P.M.TO1:00A.M. HARD TIMES DANCE GODERICH ARENA SPONSORED BY THE BEDFORD FLYERS TICKETS -PAUL CORRIVEAU OPTIMIST DANCE TICKETS FROM OPTIMIST MEMBERS COUNTRY & WESTERN DANCE CANADIAN LEGION HALL SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20 1:30 TO 4:30 P.M. COLBORNE SNOWMOBILE CLUB tFamtly Day". Free Snowmobile Rides, Tobogganning, Food. (East of Colberhe School. - turn east at school - appronslmately '/, mile - old farmhouse) 2:00 TO 3:00 P.M. LIST'S BUBBATRON PUPPET THEATRE Prat in the Four Great Shows for Children Series. Victoria School (south entrance) Tickets - 62.I110. lave 20% - Buy a series ticket for 66.00 - available at the Recreation Office. llponsered by the Goderlch Recreation Department - $24-2125. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL THE GODERICH RECREATION DEPARTMENT 524-2125 4' Ha'vkins, Jamieson "Raucous" Ribey and Roger "Babyface" Moore refused to give their fellow(?) Foresters a break on or off the ice as they even won both Chase the Ace contests. Sifto Salt "Evaporators" dealt their more experienced cohorts, the "Maniacs", a FEBRUARY IS HEART MONTH Huron County Health Unit Presents TIPS FOR A HEALTHY HEART at the assessment office 49 Gloucester Terrace MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH, 1983, 7:30 PM FREE ESTIMATE on your needs Call: Don McCauley 524-4226 Alcan Building Products Auleor.xetl ONle, 14 ALCAN ALCAN STORM DOORS AND WINDOWS ALSO ALUMINUM SIDING, SOFFIT, FASCIA AND EAVESTROUGHING.. TRILLIUM HOMES & RENOVATIONS 157 RICH ST., GODERICH blow to their pride as they upset them 7 to 5. A total team effort from Peggy Young, Mark Fischer, Jan Ginn and Tim Colwell resulted in constant trouble for the Maniacs. Ralph Brown and Ed Murdle responded to the pressure well but whenever the Maniacs apeared to be gathering momentum either Ginn or Colwell "evaporated" their hopes with a clutch shot. 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