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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-01-24, Page 10-5 • • ; ••444, 44 44 m • , , . • 4. 44, . 9 • • . • . • •. . „ . . . • . • • • •. • ; .• ; • . • . „ , . With. polish and:004*e Kitchener Granite feints skipped by Sue Laurin " and Ann Carneron were tlielvinners in the double knockout competition.. ; 4 444 44 4 • -Teams from WalltertOn. Owen Sotind, Kincardine, Galt Country, Guelph, Durham, Kitchener • Granite and Goderich pa'rticipatecl in a tWo day • 4 • A member of the Goderich Burger Bar Royals was foiled on this close range scoring attempt in action against Blyth at the Industrial Hockey Tournatnent on the weekend. Blyth defeated Burger Bar 11-2 and L „ 4 . ••• • . Wir• • 4. event ttAAVOtir.i.4, ..ait!a-114;,* ' Goderich -teams were; skipped by, Vat Murirge with vie,:, •Laurie Paquette; second, Marg 'DeBolt and lead, Shellet Warr. •The' B team was skipped by LYnn Edward, wit,h-vlce, • Eleanor Erskine; second, Pat. Jewell and lead, Dorrie Chisholm. ,• The girls, many who had not played competitive,' curling before, are to be Congratulated on the good curling, but were put .out late Saturday. Lynn's team had played the previous week in Kin- cardine and carne ,in second. Cam Bogie's team lost out • on the second level of the Labatts at Belmore, but they considered the day a real success. The .playdowns for the Rose Bowl have created quite an interest with people even coming down at midnight to watch. Cam 'Bogie with vice, Faye R-ibey; second, Dennis LeBrun and lead, Nancy MacKinnon lost out to Bob Dempsey, in a • doOle-knockout playdown. Ron Klages' team with Pat Munroe as vice and went on to win the 13 rirriai over Port Elgin secOrid, Jack McKinnon Arlington. Lucan won the A championship. (photo and lead, Sue White had by Dave Muffltt) their first loss at 2 o'clock' 4. -Saturday. morning. -Ha-;v-i-rig---t Fed the--garn Foresters remain unbeaten in curling cinamthee..ilnaswtitehndt;ileDwernpleyg And then there was.just one. After eight weeks of exciting - In.du-s-tr League. curling only the • excellent Forester • foursome. remain •un- defeated. The Victoria Sweepers ••were • swept away by the, precise ef- forts of Ribey,• VoSter, Hawkins .and Bogie to the score- of 14-3.. It was a . very difficult game for the elementary teachers who curledso well last . week to gain their first . triumph but their disappointment has been experienced by every team to meet the • Foresters so far • this year. Everyone has heard of Ma Bell. While the for- merly undefeated • Am.s.z.q. HospitalNo. 1 .unit ran into a new cor- poration called Mit- •••chelmore Bell as three Mitchelmore ladies; Del, Debbie • and- Diane, teamed up with Jim Bell and clobbered the Hospital foursome. The victory moved the Assessment offfe-e into • third lace while. Ron Klages and friends find themselves in a new • position - second. - The GDCI Teacher No. 1 team was handed their • second loss of the Season' in convincing fashion by the Oom Club. The final score -of 7-5 is a favor to the teachers • since the • Oom Club never trailed in the match. Excellent first end curling which saw seven of eight shots hit their target resulted in a big .three ender for the foursome of McDonald, MacLennan, DeBolt and Collins who were equally • • strong for their club. Bill • Worsell and Doug Bundy • provided the spark that at least kept the defeated teachers close throughout the game. The GDCI Teacher No. "2 team engaged .,the A.M.&G. Hospital No. 2 team- in a • match that • must have left spectators wondering" Why these teams are called number twoThe sixth end was typical of this see -saw battle as it saw thirteen rockin pl-ay• at the end's completion. The final end was very similar as fect pressure -packed performances by Lynn Edward and Bill Garrow pfoduced a three ender and a 12-10 victory. Hospital tean? members Jim Rourke and Craig Cass gave excellent ef- forts in this, .the contest of the evening. • Bruce .Erskine was a victim • of thZ, Hospital -team's clutch . per-. formance last week so he was ready for Victoria and Grey's encounter with the strong Local 1863 team. Erskine's strong curling 'and calm leadership guided the V&G unit to a hard fought 6-5, win. The win also extended Eleanor Erskine's personal win • streak to four. An injured Charlie Crawford still gave the local union reps a fine game. Everything went right for the Huron County, • Health Unit in their competition with the •Maitland Golfers. As a result, when the .match concluded the Health Unit walked away with a 13-5 decision. Fine per- formances by Mr. and Mrs. Paquette showed the .way for the victors while 4u -e White provided some relief in. a game where, everything went wrong for the golfers. The Victoria Hardrocks moved their win total to three with an impresgive display over the Champion Ladies that resulted in a 9-4 victory. The short :banded teachers did not let their disadvantage bother them as, they controlled the game from the opening minutes. Barb Lade was the standout for the successful educators while Marg DeBolt could • Secretary Secretariat of State • • d'Etat CANADIAN CITIZENSHIP •APPLICANTS DATE: TUES. JAN. 29th PLACE - KINCARDINE TOWN HALL TIME - 9:00 a.m.. to 4:00 p.m. REQUIREMENTS: YOUR PASSPORT (Landing Card) 2 Pictures: x plus 1/4" SIGNATURE STRIP FEE: '15.00 per application Phone: London 619-4334 share that distinction for her foursome of un- fortunate Ladies. Only one Champion team won its match last week. That achievement belongs to the Champion Office foursome of Connie Hillier, Larry "Double Takeout Again" Hawkins, Barry Page and skip Jim Bolan. Their victims were their co- workers ' the -• Champion Sales Office led by the strpng effort of Don Kent. The. 9-6 win was the second in a row and of the season for the Champion crew who appear to be peaking as we near the . halfway mark .of another exciting Industrial League season. • ' • Little tops first level in chess club Louis Stadelmann picked up his fifteenth win of the season last week to tie for the club lead in victories and strengthen his hold on second place. Doug Brindley won' both of his games to keep himself well in contention for first place. In Level 2 play, Steve Hamill won his only game of the evening to move into'second place. Barry Page . took over ' the lead in Level 3 with his seventh win of the season. He is being hotly pursued• by • Owen Moriarty who is only :027 behind. Mike Cox, although his record doesn't show it had been playing some very strong chess this year as he held Louis Stadelmann off for three hours before finally losing the match. • A three-way race exists in the battle for the most improved player •award with Doug Brindley holding a small lead over both Mike and Owen Moriarty. stone by a measure, in he extra end. Even Pat admitted she had enough curling! The district plAydown for ' the Ontario High School curling was at the club Jan. -;-1,6. The Goderich team skipped by Kevin Dykstra with Kevin Bundy, vice; Greg Hallam, secondend lead, Lou DeWinter,• -were finally defeated by Clinton, the district winner. The Rose Bowl playdowns were finally won last night by Bob Dempsey's team, Bob's team deserved the win. Theycurled well .against strong „opposition, and Bob's playing was almost perfect. J.J. (JIM) MULHERN GENERAL INSURANCE —PROTECTION FOR— CAR, BUSINESS, HOME, FARM LIFE & INVESTMENTS' 46 WEST ST. 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