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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-01-30, Page 16to on e lett shouldn't e heated µnmr.�.er�,mcnnr,�ix..i;dnnx4vx v toodskme, yYP�_i..Ali'31Ftl*r`M:'!rv^Y'�1',.1w`iF.,.-ww�rtye.�e'M..+lWMMY.1kbM,4 td•MM9�.�- �� 4 �. e..vrY.aca:..c.•.sur.�si[umv+t+maM�kmr_::.cr. On the left? Bill and Kim, the twins, baby Sarah.They've revitalized their furnace with an electric plenum heater; it's one of the most economi- cal ways to cut winter fuel bills. And they've turned the drafty old attic room into a warm nursery with insula- tion and inexpensive, easy -to -install baseboard heaters. There:s a sepa- rate thermostat, so baby's room can be kept at exactly the right temper- ature without overheating the rest of the house. On the right? Mike and .Stella - empty -nesters. They've installed an add-on electric heat pumpto help save money and heat their home in ' winter and they're looking forward to the comfort of air conditioning next summer. Itwas easy to add, cuts their heating costs and adds to the value of their home. Electric heat provides home- owners with many options for either total or partial conversion. Whatever your needs, there's an electric system that's just right to help you cut costs, without cutting corners on comfort... Once you understand the flexibility of electric heat, other heats just don't look so hot. Write to Ontario Hydro and ask for your free booklet about satisfied families who installed -electric heat. OntarioHydro, 620 University Avenue, Dept. U4E3 Toronto, Ontario, M5G 1X6, GoElectric• More than 50 snowmobile enthusiasts turned out for the annual Benmiller Foresters' 50 km Snowmobile Marathon Sundzy. The riders raised over $5,000, half of which will go towards 'Cancer research. In the above photo, a group of snowmobilers prepare to hit the trail for their three-hour run. (photo by Dave Sykes) Goderich-Belles, on hot streak The Goderich Optimist Belles are on a hot streak with two ,wins and a tie in recent ringette action. The Belles .came out of two January 15 games in Mitchell with a 5-3 win and a 6.6 deadlock. Annett Jones scored a hat trick in the win and added an assist to her total. Kelly Lumley scored a goal and assisted twice, while Trisha Rumig,had a goal and an assist and Denise Johnston earned one assist. Allison Graham scored three and assisted once in the tie game. Vicky Vanderburgh scored one goal, one assist. Angie Chisholm two a Stacey ' ed on d to •and assist scored one and. Y Rean scored a single goal. Marianne Glazier added two assists, while Debra Hebei and Becky Morris assisted on one goal each. 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Green Machine's Jennifer Hamilton had three goals and one assist, Stacey Clarence had two goals and one assist, Cathy Jo Moore had one goal and two assists, Alesha " Glousher with one goal and one assist. Heather Moss and Leslie Brereton had one assist each. b The Black Star's Julie Campbell had a good night with four goals. Donna Waterfield had one goal and one assist, -Jodie Pearson had two assists and Karen Harrison had one assist. In Houseleague Ringette play Mon. Jan. 21st the Black Stars and the Green Machine played to a five -all tie. The Black Stars had a three -goal effort from Tara Haylow, one goal each from Jodie Pearson and Julie Campbell. Julie Campbell also had two assists. The Green Machine's Leslie Brereton had two goals, Jennifer Hamilton, Stacey Clarence, and Meredith Rompf each had one goal. Assists went to Stacey Clarence with two, Heather Moss, Jennifer Hamilton, and Leslie Brereton each with one. Green Machine had good play on defence by Tanya Ross and Sherry Hogan. Heather MacDonald played very well in goal. The Black Stars also had good play from Amy Bae Su let Karen Harrison, Baer, SherrieSup let, Crawford and newcomer Tonya Seddon. Many players were not out to this game, so all players .saw a good deal of icetfine. The Black Stars did not have a `goaltender, so they took a vote and put their coach Angie Chisholm between the posts. Local Atoms blank Lucan Goderich Atoms blaliked, Lucan 6-0 in a• Shamrock'- League lidckey game .. played January 26, in Lucan. Goderich netted two goals each period,; to earn the victory. Jason Jeffrey scored three goals and assisted on two to lead the Goderich attack. Jason, Cook scored twice and Andrew McLarty scored once, assisting on two goals. Shawn . Carver, Jason Hayter and Donny Rivers each assisted on one goal. The Atoms participated in a tournament -in Seaforth, winning one game and losing - one. • The local _boys lost 3-1 to the Southwest Optimists. Todd Papple scored the only Goderich goal; a third -period marker, assisted by Chad Papple. • Goderich fared better against Oakridges, blanking there 5-0. Sam °Hosack scored two goals, Jason Jeffrey and Jason Cook. each netted a goal and an assist and Paul Wheeler scored onegoal_-- -. _ .-- Goalies star in Novice win The Goderich Novice A team travelled to Lucan on January 27 and handed ,the Greenshirts a,3-1 defeat. There was no scoring in the game until the 1:20 mark of the second period, when Bryan Hodges scored unassisted. In the third period, Goderich scored two more quick goals when Lee Williamson scored from Derek Gilchrist and Bryan Hodges scored', again, assisted by Jason Meriam. Lucan's only goal came at 9:39 of the third period, scored by Steve Dame. Goderich goaltending duties were shared by Chris Lyndon and Dirk Wolterbeek. Both boys played well in the net and were assisted by strong offensive and defensive play by their teammates. NOVICE 'B The Goderich Novice B's travelled to Exeter on January 26, where they defeated Exeter 1- 0. Steven Linklater scored the lone Goderich goal. This was a real team effort. Goderich has tied Exeter in two other league games. The Goderich B's now have a record of four wins, two ties, two losses. Dwayne Leddy has played well in goal for all the Goderich games. Midgets drop last two re lay season garnes The Goderich Legion Midgets dropped Jim Beattie. Assists went to Darren of there lar season. Connelly, Rod Nurse and Shawn Larder. their last two gamesregular Goal scorers against Lucan were Jim The first log. tame agaistat St• Marvs- Beatiiti aridrKeviin Talbot with as-siSts-goiiig January 16, by a 9 - 4 score; and the second to Mark Cauchi, with two, and Darren loss came against Lucan, last Sunday, by a 5 Connell - 2 score. The Midgets begin their best of five Goderich played_poorly and mere no—.__pl Saturday_againsi- match for either team. Strathroy, with game time at 8:30 p.m. Against St. Marys, the goal scorers %yere Richard Boddy with two, .Mark-Cauchi and Weather changes plans The Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club did not continue the Swiss team event on January 22 because of the weather. It continued on Tuesday January 29. A regular 'nine -table game was played on the 22nd, with Mary Donnelly directing. In the the North-South direction, John Donatis and Bill Bradley placed first, with 122.5 points. Second was Jan and Brian Cere, 121.5; third, Chris and Brian Reeve, 117 and .fourth, Verna Worthy and Jean. Cook. In the East-West division, Roseanne and. Graham Yeats were first and first overall, with 135 points. SecondpMary Ann Dempsey and Dawna Sproule, 126.5; third Marg Hall and John Wood, 119.5 and fourth Joanne Gilchrist and Bill Schaefer, 116. On Thursday afternoon, Jan 24, Mary Ann Dempsey directed a four -table Howell movement. First place went to Jean Cook and Cathy McDonald, who scored 22.5 points. Ralph Kingswell and Bill Duncan were a close second with 21.5 points. Helen Young and Esther Garrow came in third with just a half-point under, at 21. Local teams in area bonspiel Two teams from the Industrial Curling league participated in a Huron County Teacher's 'spiel last Saturday in Wingham. Doug Yeo skipped the Elementary Teacher's Team with Dianne, Donelda and Don making a good showing, winning one game and toiling 'two. The GDCI Teacher team of Doug Bundy, Shelley War', George Sutton and Barb Ottewell were the other representatives. They won two of their three games, lasing. the third in a close extra -end match and came away with second prize in the day- long event. The event was- won by a team from the Wingham High School who curl out of the Teeswater Curling Club.