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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-07-06, Page 22ie LEAN UAUTY The fiat piaci 1 w, z League, ' On Monday,. July 4, the Generals won acl age theme .3m2. Both banns were tied fe cond dice going into the game, but now the Generals lead the league by oneipoint over the Oakleafs. The Generals opened the scoring in the first period a goal from Todd Jew, which was the only goal of the period. During the second period, Chas Sideris scored twice.. Kevin Talbot and Brad O'Neil showed great passing ability as they both assisted on all three Generals goals. The Capitals kept the game close right up until the last minute, pulling Ray Bedard in hope of a tying goal, that never materializ- ed. Shawn Larder and Dar- ren arren Doak scored the two goals for the Capitols. In the game against the Oakleafs and the Leafs, the Leafs showed the first place Oakleaff,, going into the game, that they can be a threat, downing the Oakleafs 3-1. Scoring for the Leafs were Byron Bowman, Greg Crawford and Joe Fitz- patrick who also got an assist on Crawford's goal. The lone Oakleaf goal was scored by Jim Beattie as the Oakleafs now drop into se- cond place behind the Generals. Laws, bowlers have tourney The Goderich Lawn Bowl- ing Club again hosted their annual Victoria and Grey silver dollar mixed doubles tournament on the weekend. The.Goderich,Club,hs run a tournament on July 1st holi- day continuously for well over 50 years and the Vic- toria and Grey Trust Com- pany has sponsored the event for just about half of that time span. The V & G silver dollars event always attracts a good entry of top flight lawn bowlers, all eager to test their skills and strategies against their opponent teams. They come from Lon- don, Kitchener and Stratford and practically all of the smaller communities sur- rounding Goderich. Goderich is not without its skilled bowlers, and this year the top award was won by a Goderich team compos- ed of Marj Sturdy who displayed an outstanding skill as the "lead" player, coupled with Lee Ryan, always closing in for the kill with his usual display of masterful "skipping" abilities, winning all three games with a total score of 44 points along with an over - plus of nine points for good measure. All lawn bowling tour- naments have their "runners-up" teams, and this honour went to Mary and Art Finlayson from Seaforth with three wins and a total score of 41 points. Third place went to Esther and Mel Brady also of Seaforth with three wins and 38 points. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fisher of Lucknow captured fourth spot with three wins and 35 points. Mr. and Mrs_ Harvey McCallum of Blyth got fifth spot with two wins and 44 points and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tilley of Seaforth again came in for sixth place with two wins and 40 points. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Col- clough of London took seventh place with two wins and 39 points. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Higgins from Blyth knocked off the consolation prize with a last game high score of 18 points and no previous wins. Also on Monday evening last week, a barbecue was held, convened and hosted by Len and Peg Lumsden and Ken and Paddy Chap- pell. The barbecue was to be held on the greens but the rain forced the event in- doors. With a full atten- dance, it turned into a most enjoyable evening. After the • perfectly prepared chicken was consumed, the rest of the evening was spent danc- ing and playing cards, with Ozzie Falkiner doing his usual excellent job on the piano. SPECIAL. PRICES IN EFFECT WED. JULY 6 UNTIL CLOSING TUES. JULY 12, EXCEPT PRODUCE SPECIALS WHICH EXPIRE SAT. JULY 9 SCHNEIDERS VACUUM PACKED 5.49/kg BOLOGNA RINGS/49w SCHNEIDERS, SAUSAGES POLISH LINK 300 9 t 89 SKINLESS COUNTRY GOLD SLICED COOKED 11A11175 4.49 SCHNEIDERS REG. OR CHEESE SMOKIES 300 q PKG. 1.99 KITCHENER PACKERS "SPRINGVALLEY" SUMMER SAUSAGE 7.69/kg 3.491b. NO NAME 375 g KNACKWURST 1,39 NO NAME PEPPERONI 375 g 1.69 /kg ib. SUPER SPECIAL! BURNS PART SKINNED WHOLE OR SHANK PORTION FULLY -COOKED SMOKED HAMS 2.84 129 /Itg W Ib. SUPER SPECIAL! 30% FAT OR LESS REGULAR STYLE GROUND BEEF 2"i" /kg 111 Ib. SUPER SPECIAL LARGE JUICY WATERMELONS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 16.Ib. Average HALVES OR QUARTERS CUT WATERMELONS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 55#/kg 25# lb PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA CELERY HEARTS CANADA 99# NO. 1 GRADE BUNCH PRODUCT OF S. AFRICA GRANNY SMITH APPLES CAN. FCY. GRADE I.96 kg 89! DELI SPECIALS- n A ' YOUNG ONTARIO FRESH CUT CHICKEN BREASTS 3.281.49 YOUNG'ONTARIO PORK FRESH BUTT PORK -ROAST 2•S4g129 " %FUL "'COOKED BURLS TASTY ` . , '; BUTT PORTION SMOKED. r ,. . HAM TiIIINS,TENDER YOUNG HAM SMOKED COOKED "CENTRE CUT" I5 SCHNEIDERS FRESH, STORE PACKED ENGLISHSTVIE SAUSAGE 41.83g1.19.4:40. PRIDE OF CANADA BONELESS BUTT SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS .2 99 t 99 COUNTRY GOLD SLICED SIDE BACON 500 g PKG. COUNTRY GOLD FULLY COOKED COUNTRYSTYLE HAM Se. 341/ 71 SUPER SPECIAL LARGE JUICY WATERMELONS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 16.Ib. Average HALVES OR QUARTERS CUT WATERMELONS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 55#/kg 25# lb PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA CELERY HEARTS CANADA 99# NO. 1 GRADE BUNCH PRODUCT OF S. AFRICA GRANNY SMITH APPLES CAN. FCY. GRADE I.96 kg 89! PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA SWEET JUICY NECTARINES 2,f6 /kg98,b. CALIFORNIA GREEN SEEDLESS GRAPES CAN. NO. 1 GRADE 3.731.69 LOCALLY GROWN FRESH ONTARIO GREEN ONIONS BUNCHES 3 a 99# LOCALLY GROWN ONTARIO BUNCH. RADISHES 3a99# ONTARIO GROWN ROMAINE LETTUCE LARGE BUNCHES 69". 41/2" POTTED FLOWERING HYBISCUS PLANT DELI SPECIALS- n A SCHNEIDERS ' REGULAR OR ALL BEEF BLUE RIBBON• BOLOGNA STORE SLICED 4.391kg 1.991b. SCHNEIDERS INSIDE ROUND COOKED ROAST BEEF STORE SLICED 11.00/kg 4.99 lb. 1/4 PRIDE OF CANADA FULLY COOKED ROUND DINNER HAM STORE SLICED 5.49/kg 2.491b. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA SWEET JUICY NECTARINES 2,f6 /kg98,b. CALIFORNIA GREEN SEEDLESS GRAPES CAN. NO. 1 GRADE 3.731.69 LOCALLY GROWN FRESH ONTARIO GREEN ONIONS BUNCHES 3 a 99# LOCALLY GROWN ONTARIO BUNCH. RADISHES 3a99# ONTARIO GROWN ROMAINE LETTUCE LARGE BUNCHES 69". 41/2" POTTED FLOWERING HYBISCUS PLANT