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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-02-20, Page 25Ay QA • fy SIGIVAIA T , AY, FE Iil,/APY op, A98,5 ngs s Dear Captain orne .c My name is Shane MacPhee and I was six years old on Feb. 15, 1985. I live at 204 Sunset Dr. with my Mom & Dad, Bruce & Betty, my sister Crystal and our dog Pebbles. Thank you for letting me join your birthday club. Love Shane My name is Owen. I will be 5 yrs. old on Feb. 27. I will finally get to go to school this year. I live in Dungannon with mom and dad, Bob and Michele and my little brother, Justin. I would like to say hi to all my relatives, and friends. Love, Owen Rourke oxoxoxo Dear Captain Comet, I would like you to help me celebrate my fifth birthday on February 21. I have waited a long time to be five, and can't wait to start school. This is going to be a very special year! Lotsa Love, Angie Graham Hi: My name is Loni Hugill. years old on February 24. I live on East St. with my mom and dad, Vicki & Ramsay and my sister Krystal. Love, Loni 1 will be four Maltiarid Club woven currlers, knob► the defia'ntion of "fun!' when it comes tomow a Jitney a successful one as they held: their w...-,secondiltnei! We:neda"? Feb. 13. The eve of St. Valentine's Day was greeted ritb b1'- our, entbusiasrn and surprise as eaoh,cut'ler had to pay five cents for her rock if it curled through the house and 10 cents for each rock that failed to reach the hog line! As a sur- prise, the seconds on each team had to "skip" their first game, while each regular skip was "demoted" to second! Two six -end games were played. Team Three curled extremely well as Kay King skipped her team to a first place win. Emily Crew (vice), Lesley Zolab (second and skip) and Joanne Ducharme (lead) played superbly. Each won a potted plant and Valentine heart mug. Kay King ac- cepted the win both graciously and '"lo • - quaciously"' Close on the heel of Team Three was Team Five, skipped with confidence by Helen Dickie. Playing extremely well were her teammates Gerry Zurbrigg (vice), Shelagh Sully (second and skip) and Ruth to win Kelly (lead). Each gal won a and candlestick holder. Those who lost were treated to cups of jellied Valentine candles! Donna Finnigan "cashed- inj"..axm..the .weal ester o `-`time. , "-a - curlers, winning the money accumulated through ! errors committed by those 'whose Mcr ks went too far or not far enough! Jean cGee was the happy winner of a bottle of e. Noted by her , absence was Vi Stringer; hurry and get well, Vi, we need you on the ice! Congratulations to the winners of the JeanMacDonald Trophy for second draw ladis Wednesday night curling — Helen Dickie (skip), Emily Crew (vice), Anne Steward (second) and Roberta Machan (lead) will have their names inscribed on name plates at the base of the silver bowl. Second place ' winners were Ann I{uran (skip), Karen Kirk (vice), Ruth Jermyn (se- cond) and Donna Finnigan (lead). Third place winners were Vicki Culbert (skip), Nancy MacKinnon (vice), Vi Stringer (se- cond) and Cathy Morris (lead). Congratula- tions to all of you! GDCI team nips Wingham 6-5 in high school hockey experiment A school hockey team representing GDCI defeated a team from F.E. Madill of Wingham, 6-5,, in an exhibition game played in Lucknow last Thursday. The game was "an interesting experi- ment" according to GDCI coach Dick Madge. He and Madill coach Larry Lane, both of whom are instructors for Ontario Minor. Hockey Association coaching clinic, put together teams consisting of five -man units from the three age groups represented in the schools. One unit was composed of . junior and midget age players and the third was made up of bantams. The five -man units were matched against each other during the game which was played as part of `-`winter weekend" activities 'at both schools. The Vikings junior -juvenile unit con- sisted of John Graham, Grant Garrow, John Thompson, Midget Daryl Madge and • Pete Willerns. Midget Todd Jeffrey, Dar- ren Doak, Chris Sideris, Shawn Larder and Matt WiLkinson ,and bantams Scott Gar - row, Byron Bowman, Wayne Nivins, Dan McDougall and, Bob Allin completed the Goderich team. Jay Williamson was the Goderich goalie. Madill jumped off to a 3-0 first -period lead but the Vikings came back with four tallies to hold a 4-3 lead by the first minute oft the third period. Wingham then scored two more goals to lead 5-4 but the Vikings tied it with six minutes left and got the win- ner with two minutes remaining. John Thompsontl had two goals for Goderich, with singles going to Chris Sideris, Scott Garrow, Shawn Larder and John Graham. 'Daryl Madge and Todd Jef- frey had two assists each while Darren Doak,.Byron Bowman, Chris Sideris; John Graham, Pete Willerna and Grant Garrow each had one. For Wingham, Corey McKee had two goals. Dan Gilchrist, Blake Flett and Bill Haines each scored one goal. Sports deadline is Monday at5p.m. 1111111111111111111111 Hi, I am Justin Rourke. I live in Dungannon with momand dad (Bob and Michele ) and my big brother Owen. 1 was. 2 yrs.. old on Jan. 16.1 would like to say hi to Grandma and Grandpa Austin, Papa and June Rourke, Great Grandnia Pally; Grandma Belle and Ross and all my aunts, uncles and friends. Love, Justin xoxoxo for L,uli(•,. „loci (Jvn et -nen Dear Captain Comet, My name is Jason and this is my sister Shannon. We would like to join your birth- day club this year. On Feb. 21 I will be 5 years old. Shannon will be 1 year old on Feb. 29, but we are having her birthday on March 1. We live on Bayfield Rd. with our mommy and daddy, Pat and Boh. We would also like -to swy Hapliy-Brrthztaytwciur co-11Am#iavid, Doug, and Michael and to our Poppa. Bye for now, love, -------SaS4111 I Shamion Burroughs Hi! I would like to join your Birthday Club. 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