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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-01-30, Page 18rite THAN two IS AFR I cp 6ATaaH. HONEY t3Ec atiSE. THE 0E0 HAYS $1`1t41t Wir e Nev R •S.ticceg.D• li� • Little Joe's" Rluewater Coffee Shop 353 OAYFIELD ROAD GODERICH 524.4331 and don't know which way to turn, call the elf go76 6Y0. hostess at 524-7165 or 524-2544 tilint) TOWN AND COUNTRY BUSINESS & PROFESSI U NAL DIRECTO A paV Ronald L. McDonald CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 47 CHURCH ST., 524-6253 Goderich, Ontario NOW AVAILABLE TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE For more information CALL: 524-2648 UMETS- i MNORILE WASH° for your hard to get at CLEANING REQUIREMENTS GARDINER'S MOBILE. WASH -IT Goderich 524-6031 Durst, Vodden & Bender CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 37 West Street Goderich, Ont. 524-2011 FRED LAWRENCE Electrical Contractor HOME. FARM AND COMMERCIAL %X HUNG PHONE AI Hl R\ 526-7505 MORRIS. DRAPERIES Your One Stop Interior Decorating Service -Centre- Custom C Custom Drapery Kirsch Track and Installation Available Draco Window Shades Wallpaper 8. C.I,L. Paints Harding Carpets 36 West St. Goderich 524-2551 D.B. Palmer Doctor of Chiropractic 73 Montreal St. Goderich 524.4555 Queen St. Blyth 523-9321 R.W. BELL OPTOMETRIST The Square 524-7661 W.L. BUTLER CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Trustee in Bankruptcy Farm Financial Statements OFFICES 53 North St., Goderich 524-2834 35 Lambton CO., Kincardine 5 Onfoirr10 St..atiotol (at H&R Bloch) nOHV jt game3'l tl1Hd' . irlls•with t, . the extra. paint. 1 ?rias b!i for fide (&M(s .. . MargIornblower 418, for Girls. Pin Pickers talkall seyen points from tlfe Scatterbrains. Mdrg.Swan had a 480 for the Pickers, ' Vials got five points from their games against Headpin . Bill Nesbit, 485, did well for the Vims and Ed.Smythe, 5: was beet for the Headpins• Arts Tarts were in good form taking, total points from the Madcaps..,Jan Watson, 249, 580 was top man for the •Tarts while Marie, 246,,571 was best for the 11Mtadeaps. Close games between the Jems and the Ups & Downs saw the latter get five points. Irene Sparks, 532, and Jim Boys, 449, were top scorers for the Ups & Downs and. Marg Harman had a 512 for the losers. TUESDAY MIXED ,.,. The Bowled Eagles moved into first place this week after grabbing seven points from the Unkowns. Tom Allen led the Eagles with a 607 triple. Vi de Haas had a 609 triple for the Unkowns: The Frame Ups raked the Tailenders for seven points. Hugh McGregor and Chris Connor led the charge rolling 773 and 724 triples. Marg Prouse was high for the Tailenders, rolling a 570 triple. The Unpredictables shocked the Tricky Six by taking a 5-2 win. Janet Daer rolled a 582 triple for the Unpredictables. Dennis Schmidt was high for the Tricky Six rolling a 691 triple. Lee Littlechild rolled a 320 single and 687 triple to help the ?'s roll over Barb's Gang 5- 2. Bruce Carrick rolled a 327 single and 685 triple for the Gang. The G.M.C.'s surprised the Dirty Half Dozen with their 5-2 win. Jean Merkley had 3 200 plus games plust a 664 triple to lead the G.M.C.s. Manfred Popernitsch was high for the Dirty Half rolling a 680 triple. Walter Bell rolled a 584 triple to lead Bell's Angels to a 5-2 split with the Pin Pickers. Harvey Culbert rolled a 564 triple for the Pickers. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES Over the last 2 weeks the standings have tightened, with only six points separating the top six teams. Some of the highlights from Jan. 16 were 307 and 627 from Ev Maclnnes, 256 from Marg Hornblower and 287 and 646 from Marg Ball. tOMFORTiONEINSULATION -LTD; CLINTON BOX 1067 482-3812 We Have It AIL! 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Marys,Golds rolled to 3.4 split with 224 from Irene Sparks. and 242 from Susan Huisser. THURSDAY MIXED The league leading Dizastors struggled to retain first place as they dropped a 5-2 decision to the Four Seasons. Dan Bizier led the Four Seasons with :a 263 single and 542 triple. Gerry Good was high bowler for the Dizastors with a 582 triple. The "A" Team also won a 5-2 split, defeating the Semis?. Debby Good and Noris Lavirence led the way for the "A" Team, bowling 583 and 558 triples respectively. Sharon Johnston bowled a 638 triple to lead the Semis? The Copycats and Night Owls battled to a 4-3 split with the Copycats coming out on top. Elsa Fickert was top bowler for the Copycats with a 589 triple. Vi de. Haas bowled well for the Night Owls with a 266 single and 684 triple. THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES Wallbangers came off the alleys with all seven points. Helen Lewis bowled well with a 562 triple. The Spare Parts' high bowler for the night was Kim Langlois with a 439 triple. Trouble Makers had trouble against the What Nots, losing 7-0. Barb Pigg was high bowler for the Trouble Makers with a 514 triple. The What Nots had many good games but their high bowler was Bonnie Erb with three excellent games to give her a 685 triple. Team Canada overpowered the Nighthawks and took all seven points. Alice Koopmans bowled two good games for a 598 triple and Rory Hurlock bowled three consistent games to end up with a 534 triple. Alleycats and Yo Yo's were better matched' with the Yo Yo's taking a slight lead over the Alley Cats four points to three. lItittea sletia n 's $ta s. Allan Webster of Via. for 615 Oral Dougherty �i1 it3 f SunOS220, Grant Curran, Sandy wan*. NoslNames ,also ihowed Cool Mallow to beai, taking oven, .Ariene Curran, of NO,, ,axes was high lady with a 253, 233, 260 fog', a 746 triple, Ralph Curran 264, 268, 719, Fisher 203, Helen. Fisher 206 and JeffBissettd` 209, 268, 645, Cool Six, Ted Johnston, 217, 22€6 ' 680 triple; Sylvia Johnston 210, Gary Nicholson, 204, 212 for the loss. Lug's Gang went out and took seven from Little Gems. For lLucy's it was John Bissett 210, 210 and Mary 251 for 616 thr e, Sheilla Faber 202, Rod Johnston 244, Luer, Johnston 207, Little Gems, Gerry Morgan . . 211, 339 for a 733 triple, high for the men's; 1 bowling, Brian Johnston 202. The Wise Guy's took five from "Sullen's' Six," Diane MacLean of Wise Guy's 200, Lee Cairncrocs 203, 259, 224 for 686, Sullen's Six, Barry Sullen, 213, Vi de Haas 223. Hot Spots showed Noddy Pins how to bowl taking five. Dan Mero of Hot Spots' 264, Bob Johnston 223, 236, 620 triple, Sharon Johnston 201, Noddy Pins, Steve Johnston, 226, Don Bauer 207. The Spoilers got 4 and Six Pointers 3. Jack Gilbert of Spoilers 217, Jim Ritchie 209, Dotig Haskell 210, 265 and 661 three, Tom Willis of Six Pointers 232, Nancy Willis 214, Doug Fuller 213,232 for 638 three. WEDNESDAY MIXED Kevin and Janet Romig were hot for the - Falcons this week with a combined total of 1458. Janet took the ladies' high triple with 634 and Kevin's 365 single and 824 triple took top honours for the men. Teammate Sonny Moore rolled a 733 in a losing cause, as the Hotel Bedford managed to skunk the Falcons for seven points. Big Guns for the Bedford were John and Wayne Allen with 766 and 629 respectively while Shirley Smith's 286 single took the ladies' high single giving her 633 for the night. - Other action saw Ernie's take five points . from the A & P. team, the Go Getters overpowering the Ghost Busters 5-2 and the leftovers taking 5 points from the Lane - Busters. The Country Kids split the night with the R -Gang adding four and three respectively to their running totals. , Race proceeds go to Heart Fund CFPL-TV-London is sponsoring a 10 - kilometer race in London on February 10, 1 5 r rting ^ ! _ � ta_ ��16 �t _a � a.m. . . The race is sanctioned by the Ontario Track and Field Association. The course is a certified 10 -km double - loop course, starting and finishing on the Western Fair RaceWay. The runners will go east on .Dundas y to -Highbury,. south ,to, .4 Brydges, west to Egerton •aired back to Dun- das. Tropines, Medals and prima - brill the cavards0 in six age categories_ All entrants ,carni r op 'ive a TV -1 Ander, brat. Runners' entry fees will also be good • for admission into the Western Sports Fair the same day. Entry forms are available at most athletic shoe stores in London or from the Race Director at CF PL -TV, 1 Coilrhunica- tions.Rde,London, .N6A.4H9,.-i.519i646-E6i0:.... x� ebna y s "Heart Month". Race pro.- ceeds, are going to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. Runners may pick up pledge sheets from the Heart Fund office at 371 King Street in London, Athletes World stores in London, or CFPL-TV:. - Women Curlers bonspiel is a success On Jan. 26, Maitland Country Club women Garrow (vice), Gertie Wilson (second) and curlers held their In -club Bonspiel. Three - Lynn Todgham (lead) played extremely six end games were played by 8 enthusiastic well. ''$20.00 each went to second -place teams: -Demonstrating considerable._-skill,_winners drive and determination, Nancy MacKinnon's (skip) team won all three of their games. Karen Kirk (vice) showed extreme finesse, while. Joanne McCallum (second) and Sheryl Gilbert (lead) played consistently well. Cash prizes of $25,00 each were given to the winning team members. Eleanor Erskine skipped her team to second place with confidence. Doreen Third place winners Kay Duncan (skip), Kay King (vice), Laurie Pentland (second) and Crystal Bissett (lead) played strong games and won a cash prize of $5.00 each. Lovely floral centerpieces made up by Dixie's Flower Shop were won by Eleanor Erskine, Emily Crew, Gertie Wilson, and Chris Moore. The entire day could not have been as successful without the hard work of Penny Peters who provided tasty morning muffins, a great lunch, and a scrumptious dinner for 32 hungry curlers! Adding a touch of flair and fashion to The day were Scottish kilts worn by Emily Crew and Vicki Culbert, and good old-fashioned knickers worn by Kay King. Thank you to Shelagh Sully for tending bar, to Dana Garrett for double-checking those scores, and to all the gals who offered their assistance in the kitchen and dining room throughout the day. MacGillivray & Co. RONALD E. TAKALO, C.A. The Old Fashioned HARDWARE STORE • 11Wholesale Cable & Fittings f i Swimming Pool Chemicals 1' Fire Extinguishers Salem & Service i.l Window -Glass - Screening •Repairs C.I.L. 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