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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-03-13, Page 20♦I • 41; Rigs Bea.u.ty Salon 11' 7 East St. Goderich 524-4401 kIO'il'a1:t041° �I�tlll Cifitlficotops 'Sublet, tblchany. 0iser,Knettl..:..., Exotar 233.2420 Clinton 4e2.9747 Insurance Brokers Inc. Grand Band 238-0484 Goderich 524-2118 GODERICH RECREATION DEPARTMENT Children's Little Theatre program will run again this spring. This program wilt enhance children's imagination, sensitivity, feelings and awareness through pantomime, improvisation, creative movement, speech exercises and of course dramatics. I Thechildren will also, be involved in set creation, costuming and character development. i i Pre -register at the, Recreation Office by March 29, 1985 *Clip this ad and keep with your "Leisure Activities Guide°'. sego ass vs. as. cms. vas Ramp moss ,�®.�® aore maw.\141111. 10 - 1 '/2 hour classes on Thursdays Starts: April 4, 1985 at 6:30 p.m. Victoria School (use South entrance) Fee: $25.00 (777 1 , 1/ • Ny curling . n day By J. Orr Canadian Foresters Coiirt Benm ller No. 86 and Court Fascination jointly hosted a Burling fun clay at the Maitland Country Club an Saturday March 9, 1985. Tom and Bett Moore and Jack Graham arranged a fun -filled day of curling with two full draws, consisting oft six -end games. The 9:30 draw was won by Skip Bill Kuran, Vice Joan Hibbert, Second Crystal Bissett, and Lead John Bissett. Second placeteam was skipped by Tom Moore. Jack MacKinnon skipped the third place team. The winners of the 11:00 draw were Jim Bell Skip, Vice Mike Hawkins, with Don and Linda Curran as the front end. Second place was won by the Roger Moore rink; third place was won by the Bill Lobb rink. All participants received a prize, and had great fun. The Foresters would like to thank the following for their donations for door prizes: West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance, Dungannon, Hensall Co-op, Chief Ranger Tom Tobey and his wife Rita, French Dry Cleaners, Jack MacKinnon, and the Co- operators Insurance of Goderich. Special thanks go to the organizer Tom Moore and his committee. If you would like to attend the Foresters Casino Night scheduled on Friday, March 22, 1985, see a Forester for a $3 ticket or call Phil Foster 529-7851. 146 SHOPPERS SQUARE-GODERICH-524-4420 p Wed. March 13th to 16th or as long as quantities last. WHITE SWAN PAPER TOWELS PAPER TOWELS TROLL PACK2 ROLL PACK I00 ��EACH GIRLS' 8 BOYS' SWAMP COATS_. Sixes 2 to 3X and 4 to 6X $97 CHILDREN'S NYLON JACKETS Sizes 2 tb 3X and 4 to 6X 697 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S BiKINI UNDERWEAR 197 NYLON STRIPE HANDBAGS ASSORTED SPRING COLORS TRANSFORMER PUZZLES 9 i NOW ONLY REG. 7.99 10 EACH MEN'S JOGGING SUITS 8 7 SET SOLID SITTING „ate. RABBIT EACH PEOPLES ONE SiZE PANTY HOSE EACH MAJORETTE 5 PIECE TRUCK SET A97 • •EACH TRANSFORMER ZiPPER CLIPS 197 • 0 EACH ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S SPRING KNIT T-SHIRTS 1fl87 • EACH ASSORTMENT OF CAPRI TO1LET PAPER 4 ROLL PACK O EACH. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PLASTIC CUPS, BOWLS and TUMBLERS pp YOUR CHOICE 2 FOR QUEEN SIZE PANTY HOSE SAN L Y EACH PAINT ROLLER & TRAY 4 4 EACH Reg. 4.99 0 40`1 \1\k 0t ' Alp (ate CADBURY CREAM. EGGS >>> 119 1///i • • PKG. OF 3 11 ASSORTMENT OF EASTER \ 4 PLUSH IN CAGE)/ 497 56 GRAM HOLLOW STANDIN RABBIT,% 2F©R 1 44 Take advantage of the many more Specials offered to you only at Peoples During our Spring Sale. OPEN: MONDAY THRU TNUkSDAY b. SATURDAY 9 AM -3:30 PM. WAYS AM9 PM Watch for fantastic toy sale in next week's paper insert flyer. Two Goderich Atom's failed to tame a bouncing puck in OMHA playoff action against Mooretown here Sunday. (Photo by Dave Sykes) Signal -Stars drop two games to North. Stars in OMHA playoffs The 1984-85 hockey season came to an end for the Signal -Star Juveniles on the weekend as they dropped two games to Amherstburg North Stars. The back-to-back victories were the se- cond and third of the best -of -five series for Arnherstburg and propelled them into the OMHA semi-finals. The quarter final series got off to a com- bative but productive start for the Signal - Stars as they dumped the North Stars 5-2 here in the opener last weekend before los- ing 7-5 in the second game. The third game of the series was' one- sided score wise as the home town North Stars ripped the visiting 9-0 in a penalty - filled game. Goderich lost three players to match and game misconducts as did Amherstburg. Initially, the Stars were only kept off the scorestteet and held back from taking a lead in the series by a series of hit goalposts, crossbars and othermissed op- portunities. Amherstburg seared twice in the first period and blew the game open with four goals in the final period. They ad- ded three more goals in the third period to complete the rout. Blake Vandenam led the offense with four goals and two assists. Minus several players due to miscon- ducts, injuries -and holidays; the -Stars put-- up ut- up a good fight in game 4 only to lose 4-2 in the final minute. Amherstburg opened the scoring mid- way through the first period and took a 2-0 lead with a goal in the last minute of the period. The teams then played through a scoreless second period which meant the Signal -Stars had gone through five scoreless periods. They finally solved the mystery of goaltender Greg Carter and got back in the game with a goal by the third line. Matt Wilkinson converted a pass from Tian Jaynes and Lee Frisby to score the , Goderich goal. Amherstburg restored its two -goal lead midway through the final period a. • Richard Bratt beat Randy Gaynor in the Goderich goal. Trailing by two goals and facing elimination, Gaynor was pulled in favor of an extra attacker with two minutes re- maining in the game. The move by coach Peter Crew , who was replacing Doug Cruickshank for game 4, appeared to backfire as the North Stars scored to take a 4-1 Lead with one minute remaining. But the Stars never quit as Brent Williamson scored with 45 seconds remain- ing and John Graham scored again with just 16 seconds remaining to pull Goderich within a single goal at 4-3. _ But despite the last-minute effort, the Stars fell one goal short and dropped a 4-3 decision in losing the best -of -five series three games to one. Coach Doug Cruickshank complimented his players and fellow coach Pete Crew for their effort on the weekend and all season. . . The members of the Signal -Star juveniles include; Randy Gaynor, Jay • Williamson; -Ray- Vantsone; -Jeff—Lebeauril Brent Williamson, Tim Chisholm, Mat Wilkinson, Darren Doak, Chris Sideris, Rob Dupee, John Graham, Darren Connel- ly, Ken Huff, Lee Frisby, Trevor Martin, , Tim Jaynes and Kevin Telford. The coaching staff includes Doug Cruickshank, Peter Crew, Rob Sherwood and Darcy Doak. HURON -MIDDLESEX PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION WELCOMES BRIAN SMITH Your Progressive Conservative Candidate Brian looks -forward to- rneeting the residents of Goderich in the downtown area 8 both shopping mans -..- SATURDAY, MARCH 16th, 1985 Brian Smith DRESS SALE This group consists of a wide selection of Fall & Winter dresses including Daytime, Evening and Casual Dresses. Regular From 552. to $230. SALE PRICED FROM $29. , $90. "Where Quality And Service Come First" The Iv 32 Silopp.es Squar., Ooq.,kh 524.9431