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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-01-23, Page 22i%. ,a .4 itteh i Meeting eft 5, he 'January and their �drer 14 f iii R atlon Boa '' at the a vtran,gitien lio e'► for art 1 yr; Asked jokingly what hey promised to do for the board �' year, Meggido' replied -t ► "1 poet . promise the _ ° dome(a dom d stadium) -• Toronto got it today.' . Goderie i�Towwn Councillor John;Doherty was aeelaimed vico'chair a i The. "board also Made a few shuffles among its various subcommittees. Members of the sub committees as they now stand are as follows, Mayor Eileen„ Palmer " and Chairman McDade are ,members of all sub -committees. Agricultural Park: Chairman Ron Klages, Ron Bushell, Ray DesJardins, Councilors Jim Searls and John Doherty: Pool:. Chairman Doug Currie, Reeve Harry Worsel, Jirn Searls, Ron Klages. Cultural Activities;: Chairman Pat Hamilton, Doug Currie and Ron Bushell. The Personel sub-cornmitee consists of: McDade, Mayor Palmer, and the chairmen of the other sub -committees. CASH DONATION The Recreation Board decided to give a cash donation, rather than free photocopy- ing services. to Sin -viva] °Thrnngh F'riend- �;.he roaIrestcd Tower= Gaderic providee free photocopying ser- vices and town 'cound : referred the re. questtothe_rd.. . Mayor Palmer told the -hoard tbere•wer e three reasons, the town turned down the request. They felt it would disrupt office routine, general policy dictates the town does not provide the service free and because the group serves all of Huron County, they felt the request was best directed to county council. Recreation Diretor Jane Netzke said the Recreation Department charges a s n- dard fee of 10 cents per copy, up to 100 copies and .5 cents for each additional copy. The board passed a motion authorizing a cash donation of -$100 to the group and also recommending that they approach Huron County Council with their request. • Two CIRCUSES The Tow fof Goderich may be visited by two different circuses this year, one in May or June and one later in the summer. The beard received a copy' of a letter sent to the local Chamber of Commerce, from the AI G. Kelly -Miller Bros. Circus. ,,,. .. ��pltla. the lett r indicates the giros.willbe this area er,, + 1 ingfora local aervice a b,or. orga�fionto get voly' ,ci 11' YdotIon fl w ri : tlh-:a fwd raisingproject. ` Director Jane Netzke pointed out that the )Recreation Department already has a firm booking from another circus, which will also he coming to the area this sum- mer, and.plans"to rent the Goderich arena .for an indoor circus. - The letter from Kelly -Miller Bros; was forwarded to area service clubs, as was a letter from Netzke, explaining that.there is already another circus booked for this summer. GOOD CHEER The "Good Cheer Skate" held in the Goderich Arena, December 2, netted $54 and 13 bags of canned goods for the Family and , Chldren's Services Christmas Bureau. The bureau donate food and toys to needy Huron County families at Christmas time. BUDGET MEETING The next Recreation Board meeting will be held February 5, at the Town Hall. The department's 1985 budget will be drafted at that time. Murphy's salvage split in bowling MONDAY NIGHT MEN Al McDonald and Art Burt teamed up to help Murphy's Landing salvage a split of 15 apiece with Selinger-Wood. Art rolled a 375 single and Al came through with a 300 single and 688 triple. Carson Millet' was top man for Seli_nger with a 658, These two teams are. now one and two in the standings. Little Bowl managed to hold onto third spot as they Were being defeated 16-14 by John's Jokers. John Miller was the high man for the Jokers with a 712. Sonny Moore has been hot of late as he turned in a 795 for Little Bowl. Sonny, Al Sanders, and Jerry Rivett all had 300 plus singles in the match but couldn't come up with the win. The Tail Ends took a 1941 win over the A Team, sparked by Gary Chambers with three match wins and a 604 triple. Ron Klages was high bowler for the A Team with a 555. French Cleaners have really dropped in the, standings, as they were again defeated, this time at the `hands bf the Poverty Pak, bhe score .of 17-13. Earl Lawrence led the way for the Pak with a 584 for the night. High man for French was Al Smith with a 708. 3-6-9 MIXED TOURNAMENT Due to the success of the last 3-6-9 tourna- ment, Little Bowl and the Little Bowl 5 -Pin Bowlers Association Will be holding another one on Friday, February Z. As before, the entry fee will be $10.00 plus lineage. These tournaments are always a lot of fun with lots of prizes to be won. The field will fill up fast, so if you wish to enter, please notify the Littles or the executive of the Association so that your name will be entered. ti TUESDAY MIXED The Tricky Six took over first place by shutting out the G.M.C.s 7-0., Dick McLean led the Sixer's, rolling 302 and 314 singles, plus an 851 triple. Jack Gilbert was high for the G.M.C.s, rolling a 626 triple. The Dirty Half Dozen is in"second place, after their 7-0 win over the Tailenders. Joanne Ducharme and Al Pennie rolled. 775 and 746 triple for the Dirty Half. High for the Tailenders was Jim Martin with a 658 triple. The ?'s took a 5-2 decision over the Un- predictables behind Nick Littlechild's 619 triple. Janet Deer was high for the Un- predictables, rolling a 552 triple. Tom Allen rolled a 620 triple as the Bowled Eagles stayed close with a 5-2 win over the Pin Pickers. Mel Dickson was high for the Pickers also rolling a 620 triple. Barb's Gang, led by Barb Chapman and Marj Moore,, shut out the Unknowns 7-0. Barb and Marj relied 751 and 756 triples. High for the Unknowns was Don Carrick with a 583 triple. Chris Connor led the Frame Ups to a 5-2 win over Bell's Angels. Chris rolled a 290 single and 665 triple. Walter Bell was the high Angel rolling a 601 triple. THURSDAY MIXED The league leading Copycats lost a 5-2 decision to the Semis?, dropping them out of first place. Keith Baer, bowling 78 pins -over -average, helped the Semis? attack. Darlene Maxwell bowled a 214 single for the Copycats. The Dizastors jumped back into first place by blowing away the Nightowls 7-0. Joan Eisenbach paced the Dizastors with a 591 triple. Vi De Haas was high bowler for the Nightowls with a 500 triple. The Four Seasons are coming back into form by winning a 5-2 split from the "A" Team. Julie Foxton was high bowler for the Four Seasons with a 486 triple. Earl Lawrence tried to rally his "A" Team with a 526 triple but to no avail. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES Team Canada took charge and captured five points from the, Alleycats. Alice Koop- .-anans.:.of_Team..Canadahad.the good game.gf. 232 and also the high triple for the Vinic with a 535. Pat Brown was hig'�: Towler for the _Aileycatc with a,534 triple. Nighthawks took five points from the Yo if os. Rory Hurlock for the first time out for . Thursday night ladies bowled a 606 triple with a very good game of 256. Barb Adair was high bowler for the Yo Yo's, but close behind was Tiny Hodges with a 519 and Marj Smith with a 518. It was a close struggle between the 'What Nots, who took three points and the WalI'bangers who took 4. Linda Rodgers bowled a 563 triple for the. What Nots and Dianne Scott had the ,high triple of 538 for the Walibangers. • Trouble Makers had little trouble in tak- ing all seven points off the Spare Parts. Barb, Pigg was high bowler for the Trouble Makers with two good games of 218 and 216 while Kim Pontes had a good 232 game. Dorothy Ziegler was high bowler for the Spare Parts with the high triple of 486. WEDNESDAY NIGHT Steve Allen's 799 took the men's high tri- ple this week leading the A & P to a 4 point win over the Falcons. Del Mitchehnore roll- CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING AT IT'S BEST! SKI BENMILLER ed the ladies' high triple with 690 and team- mate Dennis Schmidt's 303 took the men's high single for the Falcons. The GhostBusters took 5 points from the Leftovers with Ray Hartin's 604 leading the way. Shirley Schmidt's 708 was high for the Leftovers, _. 41, q1` ti! NOWU.. More than ever It's to your advantage to look Into the many benefits of AUTO INSURANCE with the Co•operators. 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