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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-12-11, Page 33PAGE 6 GODJRICUSIGNALrSTAR, WE1311 .,SD4' IEH 11, 1985 We're at your service OUR EVERYDAY SERVICE PRICES Sizing up. - first size Each additional 350 sae up Sizing Down• regardless of how 6e many sizes 12. All our service work done at Anstelt Manufacturing Limited, by our own certified Goldsmiths. Estimates and consultations at no charge. RING CLAWS 4 Claws Retipped 24. Each additional claw �• GOLD CHAIN Solder .... 6. WATCH BATTERY INSTALLATIONS 4. ANSTETT JEWELLERS Main Corner CLINTON 482.3901 HURON COUNTY CHRISTMAS BUREAU (co-ordinated by Family and Children's Services of Huron County) Requests your support for CHRISTMAS '85 Donations: toys, games, gifts, and clothing can be left at your local centre. 30 VICTORIA ST. N. GODERICH December 9 -13, 1985 9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Co-ordinator Dorothy Bourdeau Please direct financial contributions to Family and Children's Services of Huron Coun- ty, 46 Gloucester Terrace, Goderich, Ontario N7A 1W7 Reg. No. 0184192-01-05. L r A WALLET FOR DADDY! RISC 4 KPharmacy 524-241 14 SHOPPERS SQUARE, CODE RICH YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD DRUG STORE D'CD� PRYDE MONUMENTS (Established since 1919) District Showroom SUNCOAST MALL Goderich, Ont. Open Daily 10 am to 5 pm Telephone: 524-2337 Say Merry Christmas To Your Friends and Relative SAMPLES: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to my wife and many little friends. —S. Claus. We would like to take this op- portunity to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year. —Mr & Mrs. J. Frost ‘„.» CLIP AND MAIL OR BRING IN PERSON TO THE GODERICH SIGNAL STAR How much time and money do you spend on greeting cards, envelopes, and stamps? Too much, right? Just call a Signal -Star classified ad -visor, and place a "Holiday Greetings" ad. The number is 524-2614 Or use the mail -in form below. Cost? A special low rate! Your greeting with unlimited wording will appear. grouped with other greetings in the December 18 and/or December 23, '85 issues. See below for samples and our low, low prices. Your greeting with unlimited wording will appear, grouped with other greetings, in the Dec. 18 and/or Dec. 23 issues. One Week $5.95 Both Weeks 56.95 PLUS: YOU CAN SAVE AN ADDITIONAL 51.00 BY PAYING FOR YOUR GREETING IN ADVANCE. One Week Q paid in advance 4'. 9 5 paid in advance Both Weeks 55.95 USE THIS HANDY FORM TO WRITE YOUR SPECIAL HOLIDAY GREETINGS AD! Clip and Mail, or bring in person to. THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR P.O. BOX 220, INDUSTRIAL PARK (Hwy. No. 21 South) GODERICH. N7A 4B6 a=extemamms c.a.* mama az= =zoom= er=e cam c.= mem. t=msszs. ea= =a acerme ecercersao erne= encn erszn cormusoma =en PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY YOUR NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE: POSTAL CODE: missoten=a2 end. comnatzaaa =ma ammo 4mmaa arno=a 6411,111214=E2 COS. 6.7.21=0 FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY SEND CHEQUE OR MONEY ORDER. PLEASE DO NOT MAIL CASH 11�Ia• �l�et leads MONDAY NIGHT a LADIW The. 0ldthms were really on a roll as Meltla. Mad led them to a seven point win over Shirl's Girls. It was a team effort and high games were rolled by Barb Meriam, 153, Jane Boyd 196, Kris Miller 200, Chris Reed 226, 242, 591 triple, Nancy White 241, 252, 671 triple and Melba Maillet 207, 298, 692 triple. Shirt's Girls didn't take any points but had good games rolled by Mary Lynne Telford 180, 189, Brenda Teichert 202, Shirley Kennedy 269, 687 triple. Audrey Brindley led Troubles Back to a seven point win over the Blazers. High games rolled by Lisa Durnin 139, Mary Chambers 176, and Audrey Brindley 243, 595 triple. The Blazers didn't take any points but had good games rolled by Earleen Spain 171, Jean Pinder 220, and Joyce Hamilton 250, 624 triple. The Marionettes and No Names split the points with the Marionettes coming away with four points. They were led by Joan Crawford 189, Ila Williams 199, and Betty Fisher 195, 521 triple. The No Names took three points with good games rolled by Rose Sheardown 211, Jean Mundle 242, Anne Mc- Cartney 203, 270, 599 triple. Auleen's Angels bowled against 100 per- cent of their average and took two points. High glames rolled by Brenda Dineen 248, 589 triple and Joan Burleigh 252, 603 triple. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES Top place Rolls Royce stole all seven points from Hondas as Janet Rumig bowled a 236 single and 614 triple. Firebirds, led by Wanda MacDonald with 2a,, co* tave 000 from Mus. ,,Mfg Hornblower rolled 91 pins ever av a e. Shirley Smith, wiith:a 209 single an 536 tri - pie, toppedl'Hot' Rods,,who,get four points from gamblers. Phyllis Boak 92 points over average. Top ,bowler for Edsels was Olive Gilbert, 214 single and 550 triple. They took four points from Thunderbirds who got help from their spare Isabel Mullin. Porsches and Ponies bowled to a 3-4 split. Audrey Brindley rolled 270".and 606 while Marion Millar rolled 201. Love Bugs and Caddies /rolled many fine games but Love Bugs came out on top with five points. Ilene Sillib had 212 and 207, Grace Mugford 218, 243 and 624, and Irene Sparks 202. TUES. FARMERS LEAGUE The Bonsai Bombers took back first place winning over the Huronia Hustlers with Steve Johnston who led them to victory with a 647 triple, taking 17 out of a possible 30 points. Grub's Group won over the Goderich Entertainers with 24 out of a possible 30 points. Tim Gerrits led them with a 752 tri- ple and Kevin Clark and Paul Lamb took in- dividual points. Sound Trek took a surprise win over the Berzerko Buddies dropping them back to a one-half point lead for second place. Bob Graham led Sound Trek to victory with a 681 triple with Greg Potter and Bill Tranter tak- ing individual points. Only Jim Harrison and his partner Bill Tranter and Steve Johnston and Peter Duskovy are battling for the High -Low Tournament. Cauchis lead Lions to win over St. Marys in Shamrock League Andre Cauchi's three goals and one assist led the Goderich Lions Peewees to a 4-3 win over Dorchester in Shamrock League play here Saturday. The score was tied 1-1 after the first period, but three straight goals by the Lions in the second period gave them a 4-1 cushion. However, powerplay goals in the third period put Dorchester back in the game as they scored twice late in the period. Jean Paul Cauchi scored from the point, accounting for the fourth Goderich goal. Jeff Hodges chipped in with two assists in the game for the Lions while Paul Hamilton and Lonnie rumig added one assist apiece. Besides the scoring efforts of Andre Cauchi, the Lions got strong performances from Chris O'Neil, Brian Lane and Hodges on the forward lines. On defence, Kevin Moss, Mike Stegenstad and Rumig had to play key roles respectively when the Lions were two -men short. The Lions next contest is in St. Marys this Saturday. Garb and Gear Novices lose 4 - 2 to Dorchester, defeat St. Marys The Goderich Garb and Gear Novices were involved in two close games in Shamrock League play on the weekend as they lost 4-2 to Dorchester Saturday and then rebounded with a 4-3 victory over St. Marys here Sunday afternoon. Dorchester jumped on the Novices early in the game Saturday and built up a 3-0 lead en rout to the 4-2 win. Dorchester scored two goals in the first period and a goal in the first two minutes of the second period increased its lead to 3- 0. Goderich got one goal back midway through the second period as David Lumley scored on an unassisted effort. However, Dorchester scored 40 later to regain its three -goal lead. Goderich scored the only goal of the third period as Lumley took a pass from Lee Williamson and scored his second of the game. The Novices were a little more lively here Sunday as they edged St. Marys 4-3. St. Marys twice took the lead in the first only to have Goderich come back to tie the score. Jason Meriam and Mike McBride scored for Goderich as the first period end- ed in a 2-2 tie. St. Marys again took a one - goal lead after just -18 seconds of play in the second period but Meriam's second goal of the game tied the score 3-3. Goderich pulled out the victory scoring the only goal of the final period. Derek Gilchrist scored the winning goal after tak- ing a pass from team-mate Taylor Cic- chini. This Saturday the novices play in St. Marys and will return home Saturday, Dec. 21 for a game against Strathroy. Goderich Novice B's defeat Clinton 7 - 1 in league play The Goderich Novice Bs scored five straight goals in an eight -minute span in the first period and coasted to a 7-1 win over Clinton in Huron -Perth Tier II novice hockey here Saturday. Steve Linklater led the Goderich offence with three goals and two assists. He scored the first goal of the game and added singles in the second and third period to complete the hat -trick. Brandon Corriveau, John MacDonald, Dwayne Leddy and Steve Clarence scored one goal each for Goderich. Ryan Million chipped in with two assists. Robert Kemp scored the lone Clinton goal. Senior Vikings reach tournament final game The GDCI senior Vikings reached the finals of the Stratford Northwestern Husky Basketball tournament last weekend before losing to Ingersoll Collegiate in dou- ble overtime 41-39. The Vikings defeated East Elgin 48-40 in their first round game and then defeated Woodstock College Avenue 46-39 in the semi-finals. Todd Graham who was the outstanding offensive player of the tournament led his team's scoring in all three games scoring 24 against East Elgin, 20 in the game with Woodstock and 15 in the final. Dave Almasi also was a strong offensive threat scoring nine, 18 and 12 points in the three games. Darryl Black, Bob Barwick and Travis Bell led the Vikings defensively. The Vikings had the lead in the last minute of regulation time in the final game only to see Ingersoll score a basket to force overtime. The Vikings scored first in the overtime but again Ingersoll came back to tie it. In the second overtime, the first team to score four points was to be declared the winner. The Vikings got two points but missed some foul shots. Inger- soll then came back with a basket and sunk two foul shots to win the championship. Viking coach Lynn Meyers was pleased with his team's play in the tournament and is looking forward to the opening game of the Huron -Perth Conference schedule here Thursday against the Wingham Madill Mustangs. Junior Vikings split a pair of exhibition games BY TD The GDCI junior Vikings split a pair of exhibition basketball games last Wednes- day in Owen Sound, losing 45-36 to OSCVI and defeating West Hill Secondary School 60-38. Byron Bowman was the Vikings' Lop scorer in both games, getting 15 points against OSCVI and 14 against West Hill. In the game with OSCVI the Vikings were outscored 20-7 in a disastrous third quarter. Owen Sound outhustled the Vik- ings and got hot outside shooting while the Vikings missed layups and gave the ball away through bad passing. The score was tied 10-10 after one quarter but OSCVI led by four, 17-13 at halftime and then took control of the game in the second half. In addition to Bowman's 15 points, the Vikings got eight points from Sean Wilson. six from Scott Darrow, three from Andrew MacAdam and two each from Derek Chandler and Kevin Haasnoots. The Vikings had little trouble defeating an inexperienced West Hill team. Goderich led 36-17 at the half and 48-26 after three quarters. Mike Bush scored 11 points and Sean Wilson had 10 to combine with Bowman's 14. Scott Garrow added eight, Derek Chandler had four po# is and Craig Wark had three. Checkinrin with two points each were Andrew MacAdam, Calvin KNight, Kevin Black, Kevin Haasnoots and Craig Ritchie. The Vikings begin their Huron -Perth conference schedule with a game Thursday here against Wingham. Coach Myles Murdock takes his Vikings into league play with a 2-1 exhibition record.