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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-12-07, Page 18PAGE 2A--roDERICHSIGNA.l., '1 11{. 4tii:DNESDA1', NO\•i Mif1,tit30, 1983 The Perfect Christmas Gift Blit /',ND NAME -TOP QUALITY FUNCTI NAL v TEXACO WIN A FREE MEAL DRA W When you purchase your next meal you 11 receive a ticket making you eligible to win a free meal (limited to Mon. Fri Breakfast) Juveniles str M : r►'s r Ladies' DIGIT WATCH WINNERS NAMES POSTED DAILY Hwy. 21 NORTH: NEAR THE AIRPORT Across From Lakeport Steel Please Dial 99 with Each Moot or Goa FIII-up • Still undefeated, the Goderich Juvenile Signal Stars downed Dorchester 113 Friday, and then tied St. Mary's at one on Sunday. The first period of the Goderich- Dorchester game was strictly Goderich, as they lit the scoreboard within the first three minutes of play when Mark Crawford netted the puck after receiving a pass from Thn Chisholm. Five minutes later Keith Hallam put the puck behind the Dorchester goaltender, and then with only seconds remaining in the first period, Paul McCartney pit Goderich up by three. The second period saw Goderich score two quick goals, one by Phil Wood and McCartney netted his second of the night. However, Dorchester battled back and scored one of their own. Goderich managed to put four more goals on the board before the end of the period. Marksmen were Brent Williamson, John le in g ill Peters, Phil Wood and Chisholni Dorchester carne out' irethe third period fighting, and scored another goal, !flaking the score stand at 9-2. Goderich respond with two goals of their own, one by McCartney and the other by Williamson. Dorchester scored the final goal of the game but still lost 11.3. Coach Doug Cruickshank gives goaltender Jeff Denomme a lot of credit for the 1-1 tie with St. Mary's on Sunday. The first period was scoreless but St. Mary's netted one in the second to take the lead, and held on to the lead throughout the period. Pete Willem evened the score in the third period for Goderich when he took a pass from Jeff Sargent. The Juvenile's next game is tonight (Wednesday) when they travel to Belmont. Goderich defeated Belmont 6-2 during their first meeting this season. Executive tourney success On Sunday, Little Bowl and the Little Bowl Five pin bowlers association sponsored the annual executive tournament. This tour- nament is designed to honour those people in every league who work so hard to make each bowling season a success. There are three divisions in the tournament made up 'gfr Taco of presidents, secretaries, and treasurers. The winners in each division will be decided on the basis of pins bowled over average. This year's winners are: president's category - Janet Rumig, secretaries' category - Sharon Henry, treasurers' category - Vi de Haas. These people will be going on to the Provincial finals in London in January where they will be rolling off against the winners from other zones. The winner there will receive an all expense paid vacation in Florida. SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH..."SANTA'S VILLAGE" In an on going effort to better serve you, selected merchants of SHOPPERS SQUARE Goderich are proud to present their 2nd annual CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE. Make it a family outing. Browse to your hearts content. Enjoy the refreshments that individual merchants will have on hand as you enjoy a refreshingly new experience in Christmas Gift hunting. You may even be the lucky winner of one or more door prizes being offered. What nicer way to spend a Sunday Afternoon. STORES OPEN THIS SUNDAY ARE: Campbell's Cameras And More Royal Bank Block, The Square. 524-7532 Carman Cameras 112 Shoppers Square. 524-7942 Chisholm T.V. & Stereo 29 Kingston St. 524-9576 David E. White Clothier For Men & Women 36 Shoppers Square. 524-4312 Dixie's Flowers For Today Gifts Forever 166 The Square. 524-8761 Fashion Shoppe 32 Shoppers Square. 524-9431 Fincher's North Side, Shoppers Square. Garb & Gear Sport Shop 4 The Square. 524-2822 Gen's Sewing & Yarn Craft Emporium 56 The Square. 524-8431 Hotel Bedford 92 The Square. 524-7337 May's Decorative Accessories 8 Shoppers Square. 524-4400 Radio Shack - Sam The Record Man 60 West Street. 524-7171 Rieck Pharmacy 14 Shoppers Square. 524-7241 Triangle Discount 172 The Square. HDDDER ..:44v 5cua the most unique outdoor Shopnins Mall in North America Y4' fgM 1N,' s 0* 'mow. •+. A rr' The Goderich Old Deckhands donated $325 towards the new harsh for the ice cleaning machine at the Goderich arena. The brush isvalued at $1,500. Presenting the check on behalf of the Deckhands is Bob .Cornish, to Recreation Director Jane Netzke. Peter !manse, Community Centre Manager, looks on. (photo by Anne Narejko) Little Bowi leagues are very competitive BY JERRY RIVETT MONDAY NIGHT MENS Little Bowl increased their lead this week as they scored a decisive 28 - 2 win over Legion 109. Doug Zoethout and Gerry Pi tre scored consistent 200 games but a low game total of 1,521 by Little Bowl was enough to turn the tide. The second place John's Jokers also had a good night with a 23 - 7 win over Selinger Wood. John Miller, Lloyd Haskell, and Don Carrick all had 600 plus nights in the win. Carson Milley had a nice 710 triple for Selinger Wood. An 827 triple by Kevin Rumig and a 688 by Glen Lamb, led French Cleaners to a 22 - 8 decision over the Tail Ends. Dennis Schmidt had a 310 single and 742 triple against them. Roy's Boys came through with a 20 point night over A.M.&G. 727 by George Warner and 719 by Bob Graham helped to seal the win. Ron Klages rolled a 645 for A.M.&G. Dayle Wickie came through with a 678 as his Cedar Lodge team scored a 21 - 9 win over Poverty Pak. Greg Little rolled a 610 triple for the Pak. The MMONDAY NIGHT LADIES arionettes took over the lead in this league, as they were on the winning end of a 4 - 3 split with the No -Names. Betty Fisher rolled a 245 single and Ila Williams had a 576 triple in the win. Jean Mundle rolled a 275 single and Anne McCartney had a 587 triple for No -Names. Bev Million rolled a solid 602 for the Oldtimers as they upset the previous leaders Trouble, 7 - 0. Audrey Brindley rolled a 616 for Trouble. Shirl's Girls also came through with a 7 - 0 win as they defeated Auleen's Angels. Dorothy Bour- deau rolled a 733 and Barb Ahnasi rolled a 699 to lead the team. Auleen Theriault had a 586 triple for the Angels. Another 7 0 win was recorded by the Blazers, as they defeated Joyce's Jets. Linda Brown came in to roll a 284 single and 546 triple for the Blazers, Fran Doak had a 232 single for the Jets. TUESDAY NIGHT FARMERS The Orioles led this league with 33 points and they had another fine night as they scored a 5 - 2 win over the Goderich Hustlers. A 614 triple by Bob Graham and a 217 single by John Warr led the team. The Country Pals and Wood Butchers fought to a 4 - 3 split with the Pals winning the extra point. Berzerko Buddies took a 5 - 2 win from the Nile team behind a 274 single and 637 triple from Graham Hamilton. The Goderich Lepperds also took five as they defeated the Timberjacks. Kevin Wood rolled a 305 single and 630 triple for the Lepperds and Steve Fuller had a 258 single for the Timberjacks. Steve Johnston chipped m with a 691 triple to help decide the extra point in a 4 - 3 split between the Goderich Kids and the Goderich Hayseeds. His Kids won the draw. Rob Little had an impressive 306 single and 688 triple for the Hayseeds. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED The league leading Pin Pickers increased their lead as they took a 5 - 2 decision from Barb's Gang. B: ian Stewart rolled a 667 triple for the Pin Pickers. Steve Allen for Barb's Gang rolled a 288 single and 733 triple for the night. Gene Powell, with a 711 triple and Jenny Langendoen with a 272 single helped their Bell's Angles defeat the Rookies 4 - 3. Francis Merkley rolled a 319 single and 719 triple followed by a 259 single by Joanne Callow for the Rookies. The Frame Ups took five from the Unknowns behind a 691 triple by Chris Connor. Judy Andrews had a 590 triple for the Unknowns. The Bowled Eagles trounced the Pinheads 7 - 0 as Myles Mur- dock rolled a 235 single and 687 triple. Diane Sutton also had a 251 single for the Eagles. Marion Millar led the Pinheads by rolling 40 pins over average. Ernie's Road House also took five as they defeated the Unpredic- tables. Don Henry had a fine 266 single and 696 triple for Ernies and John Dicks rolled a 518 for the Unpredictables Dennis Schmidt rolled a pair of 280's but his Tricky Six went down to defeat, 5 - 2 against the Dirty Half Dozen. Joanne Ducharme helped to defeat them with a 255 single and 662 triple to lead the Dirty Half Dozen. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON The Happy Hippos scored another seven points this week to increase their lead to eight points. The Cuddley Bears took the loss. Shirley Smith had a 285 single and 614 triple followed by a 578 triple from Grace Mugford. The Ponies and Eager Beavers split 4 - 3 with Ponies coming out on top. The Ponies had a solid team effort in winning two games but a fine 641 triple by Marylou Mellick helped the Beavers win the pin fall. The Dainty Deers took five from the Lions, helped by a 257 single by .Janet Rumig and a 605 triple from Lory Hurlock. Maria Park had a 217 single for the Lions. The Tigers also won a 5 - 2 decision over the River Rats. Mick Chambers and Sheila Brownlee had 200 plus singles in the win while Rose Rising led the River Rats with a 576 triple. Another 5 - 2 decision was recorded as the Pussy Cats defeated the Monkeys. Flo Sowerby rolled a fine 616 for the Cats,and Gail McWhinney led the Monkeys with a 646. The Running Deers, behind a 241 single by Ev McInnis, defeated the Alley Cats 5 - 2. Judy Andrews rolled a 591 triple to lead the Cats. WEDNESDAY NIGHT MENS The Nimrods took over the lead as they scored a decisive 7 - 0 win over the previous league leader Dirk's Galley. A 672 from Paul Good and a 649 from Dale Jeffrey helped to clinch the win. Paul Schuette rolled a 287 single and Al Sanders with a 662 triple led the Galley. Lakeport Steel took five as they defeated C.C.C.B. It took an 839 by George Warner, a 705 from Rob Little, and a 704 from Bob Graham to notch the win. Henry Kolkman rolled a 350 single for C.C.C.B. Alvin's T.V. remained close with a 7-0 win over Culberts Bakery. Kevin Harris and Lloyd Haskell each bettered their average for Alvins to help in the win. Champion, behind a 720 triple by Brian Johnston, defeated Little Joe's 5 - 2. WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED The Pits had a 5 - 2 win over the Fizz Mitts to remain the leaders in this league. Les Adams rolled an impressive 130 pins over average to help the pits. Peter DeGroot rolled a 639 triple and Don Jackson had a 264 single for the Mitts. The Falcons behind a 298 single and 771 triple gained on the leader with a 7 - 0 win over M & P. Doug Vock led M & P with a 599 triple. Del Mitchelmore had the hot hand for the Falcons. Jim Carrick, with a 656 triple led his Knock Outs to a 5 - 2 win over the Kitchigami Road Runners. Gerry Bell rolled a nice 250 single for the Road Runners. The Lowly Rollers also won five points as they defeated the Pin Bustees. Diane Mitchelmore led the Rollers with a 595 triple. Steve Allen had a good night with a 685 triple for the Pin Busters. The Crazy Six and Park Theatre Mustangs fought to a 4 - 3 split. The Crazy Six won the day as Brad Chase came through with a 680 triple. John Allen rolled a 275 single and 622 triple to lead the Mustangs. THURSDAY NIGHT MENS - Cashway remained the leaders as they defeated Lakeport 7 - 0. Steve Allen led Cashway with a 686 triple and Rick Duck- worth had another fine night with a 719 triple for Lakeport. The Bombers also took seven as they defeated the Six Pack. Walter Bell contributed greatly to the Bombers with an 813 triple. Kevin Rumig rolled a 699 for the Sixpack. Another 7 - 0 defeat was handed out by the Spoilers as they defeated Lairds. Mike Milley led the Spoilers with 627. THURSDAY MIXED The Hot Shots, led by Jack Gilbert with a 659 triple continued their winning ways with a 7 - 0 win over Gummers Bummers. Al Fisher was the leader for the Bummers with a 558 triple. Libby's Beans also took seven as they defeated the Losers. The Ryan's, Lee and Gene rolled a 656 and 623 respectively to spark the Beans. Ray Hartin led the Losers with a 593 triple. The Dizasters took two points from the Wood Peckers as Dennis Jaynes rolled a 576 triple. A 585 triple from Don Poag helped the Wood Peckers to the win. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES The Alley Cats took over the lead by virtue of a 7 - 0 win over the Nighthawks. Kim Pontas led the Cats with a 527 triple. A fine 212 single was recorded by Mary Lamb for the Nighthawks. The Wall Bangers lost their lead as they were defeated 5 - 2 by the Flyers. Mail Moore led the Flyers with a 616 triple and was equally matched with a 616 from Leone Thom on the Wall Bangers. The Pin Heads took five points as they defeated the Yo Yos. Janet Deer led the Pin Heads and Debbie Clarence led the Yo Yos. FORESTERS MIXED LEAGUE With only three weeks of play left in the first half of the Foresters League, the standing really tightened up on Sunday night. The Mad Bowlers, led by Captain Tom Willis, picked up two points from the Bob Cats to tie the league -leading Jack's Pack team with 28 points each. Jack's Pack Captain - Jack Gilbert rolled a 675 triple, but still lost all games to the Missing Pins. Wild Cats defeated the Gutters 7 - 0 to take third place with 24 points, Foot Pins are fourth with 21 points, followed very closely by the Missing Pins with 20 points. Next Is the Bob Cats and Stray Cats tied with 18 points and then the Gutters with 15 t;.t,ints. Soine high games for the night are, ::Ilan Johnston 720 triple, Brian MacLean 694 triple, Terry Johns; on 653 triple. President Paul Blair had a 644 triple. Sharon Johnston had a 277 single and Sheila Sullens a 280 single.